GentleMan GefI haven't watched any #NewTrek yet. Have they managed how to keep large barrels secure when they are stacked three or four shelves high?
Mike@SecularJeffrey Well it seems they've laid off the lower decks, so who can say.
prozacchiwawa@SecularJeffrey only safety first at starfleet
Keyla Detmer
Lieutenant Commander Keyla Detmer was a Human female Starfleet officer who lived during both the mid-23rd and late 32nd centuries. Detmer earned her pilot's license at age 12. (DIS: "New Eden") Detmer attended Starfleet Academy in San Francisco, and had fond memories of studying under a particular tree. (DIS: "People of Earth") As a lieutenant junior grade, Detmer served aboard the USS Shenzhou under Captain Philippa Georgiou as the starship's helmsman in 2256. (DIS: "The Vulcan Hello") She was
Scanned the Alpha site, but didn't notice if they at least string one chain, wire, cable, rail or force-field around stacked heavy cargo containers? On The D, people were ALWAYS at risk of grievous injury by barrels.
@SecularJeffrey kind of related that keyla detmer got her eye implant after an encounter with an exploding console.
here's a cargo bay from picard season 2 episode 3: ironically this is probably safer than what's typical because the cargo crates are just left to tumble where they fell.
Bryan Redeagle@SecularJeffrey There's a couple scenes in Lower Decks where all the barrels are a weird shape, and the crew complains about how there's no real way to keep them from falling over.
I've heard their humor is deep in the lore with a jillion call backs
@SecularJeffrey There are so many callbacks, and they're done well. They even try to get as many original actors for the voices as they can.
I was glad to hear that LQ was a bigger hit than ever with the kids.